Expect prices on them to exceed $1.3 million.There are more in DC proper, but not a lot in the entire region in general.

yup I googled them and they are a licensed consumer finance lender in OR WA CA NV  and they have a big warning on the front of their website saying if anyone is claiming to be with their company and ask for one dime up front to call the AG in Oregon and the AG in the state you live in and file a complaint.. 

I am a licensed Realtor in the Eastern Panhandle of WV, Washington County MD, and Frederick County VA.

@Michael Ede  I'll preface this by saying I'm not licensed in Washington State, but when I price out the criteria you mentioned for a standard conventional refinance, it looks like you should be able to get a decent lender credit at that rate to help pay for closing costs. 

I live in Spokane, WA and rent prices are fairly cheap.

Hey MartaGood to see you are in real estate.Am also in real estate but in DC and surrounding states.I do all kind of real estate.There was some one I know in that area.

I live in Washington, DC where prices are much higher and cashflow is harder to come by.

Making 63k and paying 6k in rent allowed me to save and travel extensively (Went to to Egypt, Australia, etc.). 18 months after graduating from Berkeley, I bought my 5/3 house in DC suburbs - Virginia and I was making $70k+ and collecting $2600 rent to pay 2000 rent (1500 piti on 255k house) and utilities.

@Calus Glispie [I‘ve been told] In Washington state a purchase agreement isn’t binding if there’s not earnest money.

I live in Washington Seattle area if that matters.Thanks,Ton.